Disc Golf Bags: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. It's not entirely clear when the first disc golf game was played, or by who. A former Wham-O employee is generally accepted as the father of disc golf, as he is the most responsible for bringing it into mainstream culture. He also holds patents for two items of vital importance to the sport: the Frisbee and the disc golf pole hole.
Fact #2. A Parks and Recreation supervisor in Thousand Oaks, California is responsible for setting up the first disc golf contest in 1968. He contacted Wham-O and convinced them to send out Frisbees and Hula Hoops, which were to be used as the targets. The following year, he helped set up an event during the Pasadena Rose Bowl.
Fact #3. More often than not, your current skill level and commitment to disc golf will dictate which bag is best for you. If you're just getting into the sport and are unsure of how often you'll play, your best is to keep the cost of a bag low. You can always upgrade at a later date as your interest in the sport increases.
Fact #4. Innova and Dynamic Discs offer good quality, low-priced bags that will suit the needs of most beginners. Most have room to fit 12 or more discs, along with a water bottle and a few other supplies. They're also usually small enough that you can keep them in the backseat or the trunk without taking up too much room.
Fact #5. When it's time to step it up a notch, and you're looking to enhance your disc golf skills, going with a larger bag that can hold 15 to 20 discs is best. They're a good choice if you regularly spend all day on the course. These offer room for all of your discs, plus multiple water bottles, some snacks, a towel, and any other gear you need.